QFT from someone who well experience in stage performance.

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btw I dun recall my voice singing was good though coz most of my bandmates from other band said that my voice is worst(and I only play bass guitar if the bassist is not available)

i cannot handle laughing at this haha

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wait till i get my hands on the yamaha CP1 (if i ever get it), thats a killer(27.2kg), deadlier than mugi's korg triton extreme 76keys(16.9kg)
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Hmm, there are a lot of stuffs I would like to point out regarding the performance a couple of days ago. Well, certainly it's something we should take note before getting on top of a stage.

First, I think we should never really accepting a last minute request for something that wasn't sure about. The lesson that we learned here is that, we didn't have much time perfecting our performance. A week is totally not enough unless we are so free to have jamming session every single night for that matter. A month before an event performance is plausible with a confirmation that every single band member is capable to commit at least 3-4 sessions at studio for practice. This part might be my fault to think we are ready for something quick like this. Second, the stage area. Last performance was totally a new challenge for us to have a performance in an open area. We were used to have practiced and performances at closed area. This leads to another matter that worth to take note which is sound mixing. It was funny for the mixer to be placed behind the stage instead of in front of the stage (although this was not our fault but we should take note of this). The third matter is also in relation with the second part, the sound system. While it is good to bring our own equipments, I was being told by a member of reporters who is also a performer that we shouldn't do that. For major performance, everyone's instruments should be connected to a single mixer that control everything and our amplifiers/etc to be connected to that mixer. Fourth, while we can tell people that it was organizer request by saying we can play any kind of songs, we do need to understand the situation of the event as well. At the beginning, I have already concerned about we to bring heavy songs to the event that were not really suitable. But since we kinda accepted the word given by the organizer for any song, the idea for opening with Meguriai, Yokan, etc. was given a go... which ended up some of the audiences expressed their uneasiness at the micro-blogging site called Twitter in instant. Of all, why anime songs?

Of course we can give excuses and whatever we can blame on others but I largely blame myself for failing to see the sequences while I can see some of us pretty much eager to have a fresh public performance on the year 2011. In addition to this matter, while the band has already more than a year, we still don't have an exact commanding officer that can give orders to us to follow triumphantly. Heck, even during the day of performance, we still have this doubting thoughts and uneven decision here and there. I am just a mere singer that still have much to improve and learn which I clearly stated that previously that I need a guidance for this matter but ended up nothing until recently (starting with ZC who commented on my singing and also Eccentrical's post above). Also, during the performance, I always have set my mental and mind on what to perform but when somebody jump in to sing along or wanting to sing the song but then undecided (because it's cool to sing while playing instruments) it ruined my mood. Well, if you guys want to sing the song, make the decision as early as possible.

So, for this matter, I am not willing to be the main vocalist until everything is ready. Especially for a performance. Just treat me as a guest singer or something. Or maybe you guys can try singing while playing.

Have a nice day.